Welcome back for Day 3 of HG Project Parade blog hop. Today we have two more designers for you to go and visit!
Jacquelynne Steves of the Noble Wife at http://www.thenoblewife.blogspot.com/
and Jill Finlay of Jillily Studio at http://www.jillilystudio.blogspot.com/
Don’t forget to collect the clues from each designer to have a chance at the Grand Prize!
For those of you who are printing off copies of each designer’s pattern, Jill has designed a cover so you can keep all your projects from the blog hop neatly bundled together.
Click to download and print: HGholidaycoverfinal
Henry Glass Project Parade schedule:
Day 1:
Heather Mulder Peterson of Anka’s Treasures at https://ankastreasures.wordpress.com/
Linda Lum DeBono at http://www.lindalumdebono.blogspot.com/
Little Quilts at http://www.littlequilts.blogspot.com/
Day 2:
Amy Hamberlin of Kati Cupcake at http://www.katicupcakequiltingco.blogspot.com/
Carrie Nelson of Miss Rosie’s Quilt co at http://www.lavieenrosie.typepad.com/
Kari Ramsay of Fresh Cut Quilt Patterns at http://www.freshcutquilts.blogspot.com/
Day 3:
Jacquelynne Steves of the Noble Wife at http://www.thenoblewife.blogspot.com/
Jill Finlay of Jillily Studio at http://www.jillilystudio.blogspot.com/
Day 4:
Laurie Bird of Rose Cottage at http://www.rosecottagequilts.blogspot.com/
Barbara Jones of Quilt Soup at http://www.quiltsoupblog.com/
Beth and Liz Hawkins of Lizzie B Creative at http://www.dreamlaughcreate.blogspot.com/
Day 5:
Chelsea Anderson of Pink Fig Patterns at http://www.pinkfig.typepad.com/
Brenda Pinnick of Brenda Pinnick Designs at www.brendapinnick.com/blog/
Day 6:
Leanne Anderson of The Country Caboodle at http://www.thewholecountrycaboodle.blogspot.com/
Dana Brooks of Lazy Daisy Cottage at http://www.lazydaisycottage.blogspot.com/
Day 7:
Kim Diehl atwww.henryglassfabrics.blogspot.com
Janet Nesbitt and Pam Soliday of Buggy Barn at http://www.buggybarnquilts.blogspot.com/
Trends and Traditions 
Heather,
You asked about hanging the snowflakes. I use monofilament thread and tie them at different lengths. To attach to ceiling, I use just a tiny piece of scotch tape. It is so little that it doesn’t bother the paint. But it can show up as shiny dots all over your ceiling, so the best thing I have ever done was in my last house, where the walls and ceilings were all painted a soft golden yellow. I used poster tack–the sticky removable putty was perfect because it came in yellow that just matched my ceiling! Just a small ball, less than the size of a pea would work. In this house, the ceilings are creamy white, and I have yet to find any poster tack in that color, so I am stuck with scotch tape.
Hope that helps! I will post a tutorial on my blog this weekend. Thanks for everything.
Jill